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Fallout from political ploy used by Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis may include investigation into the maneuver by the US Attorney General; lawsuit filed. → Read More
Immediate safety and maintenance concerns addressed, MBTA shifts focus to staffing and communications deficiencies highlighted in FTA August report. → Read More
On the ballot in November, Question 1, the Millionaire's Tax: fewer than 21,000 affected, but tax revenue could mean billions. → Read More
One million solar rooftops could generate almost half the power currently needed to run the state; activists aim for 10 gigawatts of power. → Read More
Six women won in the primaries in Massachusetts and another is running unopposed. But is the state as female politician friendly as it seems? → Read More
Some 25,000 public school students use the MBTA in grades 7-12; with 4,000 directly affected by the Orange Line closure. → Read More
A brief profile of the candidates in primary races → Read More
Massachusetts looks to new jobs, movements to unionize → Read More
Riders, legislators say its not time for MBTA to relax; keep adjusting, keep tweaking. → Read More
From the Green Line Union Square spur, service smoothed out by the end of the week; first days show confusion, tempers. → Read More
Massachusetts legislators could explore voting rights in municipal elections to 16-year-olds & allow non-citizen permanent residents a ballot. → Read More
Mental health reform bill assures behavioral health and wellness covered by insurance; pays providers on par with primary care physicians. → Read More
New rules surround cannabis, who gets to apply, funding for social equity applicants and limits to what communities can demand from applicants. → Read More
The squabble over the environmental bill ended with the governor's signature drying on the measure and environmentalists across the state rejoicing. → Read More
Commuters, casual riders, more than a quarter million people, affected by simultaneous closing of 2 T lines for a month → Read More
The audience at the MBTA Better Bus Project outreach session told the MBTA to keep existing routes, then expand service. → Read More
Both the Senate and House have economic packages that are in the process of reconciliation and engrossment; should be voted on by end of session. → Read More
Twenty communities in Massachusetts have already made the change to Indigenous People's Day along with nearly two dozen states. → Read More
Questions about what can be recycled leads to more trash. → Read More
Signatures collected & presented to the Secretary of State will let voters decide whether dental insurance premiums should go to care or be rebated. → Read More